Maxima Function
dispterms (expr)
Displays expr in parts one below the other.
That is, first the operator of expr is displayed, then each term in
a sum, or factor in a product, or part of a more general expression is
displayed separately. This is useful if expr is too large to be
otherwise displayed. For example if P1, P2, ... are very large
expressions then the display program may run out of storage space in
trying to display P1 + P2 + ... all at once. However,
dispterms (P1 + P2 + ...) displays P1, then below it P2, etc. When not
using dispterms, if an exponential expression is too wide to be
displayed as A^B it appears as expt (A, B) (or as ncexpt (A, B) in
the case of A^^B).